Carrington(B2)	(131) ( )|
Colburn(B2)	(131) n Hm n n-sw-bi.t nb-kAw-ra		maA-xrw		wn.in nfr s.t Hr ib=f
Colburn(B2)	(131) to the Majesty of the King of Upper and Lower Egypt Nebkaure`,		(since then) justified,		And so it was that it was
Vygus(B2)	(131) n Hm n nsw-bit (nb-kAw-ra) mAa-xrw wn in nfr st Hr ib =f
Vygus(B2)	(131) to the majesty of the Dual King (Nebkaure) justified. They pleased his heart
Nederhof(B2)	(131) [...] wn.jn nfr st Hr jb=f
Nederhof(B2)	(131) [...] and they pleased his heart

Carrington(B2)			(132)
Colburn(B2)			(132) r x.t nb.t nt.t m tA pn r Dr=f		Dd.in Hm=f
Colburn(B2)	in his opinion better		(132) than anything that was in this whole land.		His Majesty said,
Vygus(B2)			(132) r xt nbt ntt m tA pn r-Dr =f Dd in Hm =f
Vygus(B2)			(132) more than anything that was in this entire land. His Majesty said
Nederhof(B2)			(132) r jxt nbt ntt m tA pn r-Dr=f
Nederhof(B2)			(132) more than anything in this entire land.

Carrington(B2)	(133)
Colburn(B2)	(133) wDa tw Ds=k sA mrw	rdi.in imy-rA pr wr
Colburn(B2)	(133) "Judge yourself, son of Meru."	Then the chief overseer of the house,
Vygus(B2)	(133) wDa tw Ds =k sA mrw rdi in imy-r-pr-wr
Vygus(B2)	(133) Judge yourself, son of Meru. Then the High Steward

Carrington(B2)	(134)
Colburn(B2)	(134) sA-mrw rnsi Sm	imy-sA 2 r [in.t nmty-nxt]
Colburn(B2)	(134) Meru's son Rensy, sent	two attendants to [fetch Nemtnakhte.]
Vygus(B2)	(134) sA mrw rnsi Sm imy-sA 2 int nmty-nxt
Vygus(B2)	(134) Meru's son Rensy sent 2 attendants to bring Nemty-nakht